Marasmiaceae

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• Marasmius oreades Tom Volk provides photographs and information on this species, which often grows in fairy rings.
• Marasmius oreades Photograph and description of this species including its edibility, and details of other fungi with which it might be confused.
• Shiitake Also known as the Chinese Black Mushroom, Lentinula elodes has long been used in China and Japan for cooking and is now being studied for its medicinal benefits.
• Xerula furfuracea Photograph and information on this edible species.
• California Fungi: Marasmius The principal characteristics of the genus Marasmius and links to other sites. Also a list of those species found in California with photographs of about 6 of them.
• California Fungi: Strobilurus A list of those species in this genus to be found growing in California with photographs of 3 of them.
• The Humongous Fungus, Ten Years Later Article by Tom Volk on several colonies of Armillaria competing to be considered the largest living organism.
• Cyptotrama asprata Photograph and information on this yellow agaric.
• Armillaria nabsnona Photographs and article by Tom Volk on this Honey Fungus, a new species discovered by him on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, and why it was so named.
• The State of Taxonomy of the Genus Armillaria Paper delivered by Tom Volk and Harold Burdsall on this genus, with a key to the distribution of North American biological species.
• Armillaria Photographs of Armillaria limonae and Armillaria novae-zealandiae.
• Armillaria solidipes Tom Volk provides photographs and information on this species, sometimes also classified as Armillaria ostoyae.
• Marasmius pulcherripes Photograph, description and microscopic features.
• Marasmius plicatulus Photographs, description and microscopic features.
• Marasmius siccus Photographs, description and microscopic features.
• Marasmius felix Photographs, description and microscopic features.
• Marasmius nigrodiscus Photographs, description and microscopic features.
• Armillaria tabescens Photographs and detailed description.
• Armillaria ostoyae Photographs, description and microscopic features.
• Armillaria gallica Photographs and detailed description.
• Marasmiellus candidus Photographs and notes on this European species.